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RAILROADS.
DIEDNONT Ar LINZ

k)I1DAONT Alb LINZ
81. $
Ssssssn sna faS Mar
sp,inss Alsshsny sprinsA Hr,ssos kno1viils home
s, i.s. 1f::s S:, S:.is b x.,,.p.en Chs.
Lyneh6un, Foeiy Mount Danv,ls and stations =
ans .ns
Orleans. Texas and California. Pullman sleeper New
e q New n na Mnn
for Or, B,Tm,nSham, vioksSnr: ard shrssepors solid
md rSass painss sand.y. ~ MOI '0nA''' '''
2:3S p. M.1b.ily. eIcspt Sunday for Man.ss.s
kiyeTsSR With ) VIZ X To- Lar.y: srrivins 10 ? m
eoraSnsv. cssfos.e.ss. Losi. y iHs SnainnS
and SPINNER resorts on and near line OF Ches.peaks
Msshnsa sSa 70 .:s sn sss Bsa
ssis1n MemIns It'll, li Eoel and A. sSTtn
ton to Memphis without change.
bnrr MsOut hss,v Express DAILY for Lynch
661a%s tsn ASFu.., AsD,a New
Monssomery: Pullman sleeper Washington % Aiken
trains on wilmington and OHIO division ,eay. wash
ns Ssy .rrvs M oa Ds xii s1GPs and
NJ: Returning leave Hound Hin so A. n Daily. and
s3S a DaalS easeBt Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan.
sas S ". EAT and
burg 3, lo;45 N .ud Q 40 Nj vi, Shss.Resk.
STT;SsLpurs LDcaI MS:4i n ...
fusSs snS car q sre sSo fsnn
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Mi ''A ~" General Pssssnser AGENT
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1887.
LEAyE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
n For Chicago and Northwest Exp. daily 10: IS am.
- For Cincinnati and St LouiA EXP. daily 2 80 and
$40 pm
$40 pm
For Philadelphia, Nrwark, and Wilmington. 30 4
m; 200 IN. and 90 pm, DAHL. Express.
For intermediate point between Baltimore and Phil
adelphia - 90 a m. and rs j 5 pm. ~
FOR Slngerly and intermediate points, r. 80 pm.
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CHICAGO ANARcnnn 10 DEFY TIE Mayor
The COMMITTEES Of arrangements for the entertain
menS 70 % given In chicago SATURDAY night foI
pr1soneo anarchists on sunday decided, notWith
standing Mayor Rocne's prohibition, that they
Their FIRST move win Be a attempt TO procure a.
oroeI nom the courts annuiling tho mayor
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THnx1 CoLoa1c FRIsoNme LYaCnHD.-A mob Of
eeventy-nye masked men took three negroes nom
shot them 70 death: 1hey were charged with the
ASSIMILATION Of white man.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

sSus.s Ak5
ns1 ia:y Ia end s s.e
make yoal own syrsR much 6nsr then yoa os1 cher:
kajsina larHe and mesty; Pure Apple odss, Nev cfs
ron. genpipe LsrhoFp. Just recefyed hs!f "a. q
price moderate GPnoNzo YouNoG COMPANY
s.E:%:sSss our so.sss csp' are f's.A from q
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Social Life i'm AnnaDoli..

HOPS AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY, AND AFTERNOON
TEAS AND RECEPTIONS.
A telegram to the New York Sun from Annapolis
says: The Naval Academy dances are source OF
enjoyment not only TO society circles at the Acad-
envy andin the city, but patronized by strangers
from distant, including parents and sisters OF
the cadets and somebody else's sisters The tnvi-
tat1ons sent out for the series lust begun have
brought responses from New York, Philadelphia,
Boston. washington and other social centers'
| whose bellies and beaux are expected 10
mingle In the festive throng on more
than one OF these auspietous occasions From
present Indications the season OF iss7'ss
VIII be particularly brilliant at the United states
Naval Academy. II certainly deserves to be with
all the pains that have been taken to make IL so
In addition to charming hop every Saturday
evening, there will be epOugh afternoon teas re-
csptlons, &C. among the officers families 10 Keep
the social mind In a constant whirl OF excitement
from now until after the holidays. Mrs Farmer
wife OF Chief Engineer Farmer, the wife OF Super.
intendent sampson, and several other ladies within
the Academy walls have a very wide renutaiinn
Tor aiming society folk, and their receptions
are extremely brilliant and entertaining. Mrs.
Hutchlns entertainments have also been very
pleasant, and Will be greatly missed now that her
husband, Lieut.. Commander Hutchlns, has been
ordered TO other parts VIVA
The gymnasion building, where ali the DANCES
are neo, excepting the annual pail, when the spa
cious arin0ry, with accommodations for thous nds
OF people, Is used has been Handsomely decorated
for the weekly social events A mosscovere
fountain In the center OF the room Is an
le .a OF the Dali trimmings From under can
"
dressed lady and gallant naval officer or a cadet
as the case may be, receives the guests on their
ARRIVAL, Wnle Two sent1nels, wearing the uniform
OF the Marine Corps, politely Distribute nreftv
dancing programs at the door. When dancing il
at It's height prettier scene could hardly be Inn
agineu tne Drllliant uniforms OF the Navy and the
exquisite toilets OF charming ladies' making con-
trast that Is truly effective Prof. Zimmerma Ms
Naval Academy band discourses enchanting music
An event that Is looked forward to with much
interest Is The Christmas-eve hop, and later
ond only to the graduating ball in June in
| point OF brilliancy. Extra preparations are
always made for these big events. II costs not
! results. But the cadets having them In charge
usually make success out OF them, even IL
tney nave 10 90 deep down into their pockets
cadet committee Is composed OF Messrs. An
aerson, Bassett, Benham, Crosse Franklin, Hay
The officers have separate committee for their
| receptions, which alternate with the cadet hons
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me SPECIALISTS mace no attempt 70 carr ont
square OF Hyde Park, London, yesterday.
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Ma BLAINE 0Bm SHB Quna.-The contest that
has been going on In Grace Church fair, Phtlad-l.
pnia, for SOD plush Quilt between the frends q
MIA Cleveland and MIA Blaine terminated 6Atur.
day night 10 favor OF Ma Blaine. Mrs Cleveland
steadty led her competitor until SATURDAY even
Ing. 49,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POIOMAC RIVER BOATS.
nALY LINE TO NORFOLK FORTRESS MON.
~ noe, AND THE SOUTH
Steamers GEORGE LEARY and LADY OF THE
LAKE. one OF which leaves Washington daily al n M
lose conneciion with Boston and Providence Steam
Steamer Ieary lands at Pney Point going and returr-
ing Monday wednesday and Friday.
Steamer Lake lands ut CorLdeld Harbor Qoinc and
returning, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturisys AA
knox and l1oyds express win call aud check bae-
gage at hotels and private residences Teephopecall
Ieary, 1853. Lake %
PassengeIs rate. VIII be and after the 18th q for
MT. VERMONT MT. VERNON!
STEAMER W. ". coRcoRAN
Leaves 7th-sreet wharf daily feycent snn.v, 10. NJ.
Vernon and River Landings far down N iynsont Al
~ O'Clock a. m Returning. reaches Washington
sl6 LII BLAKE c.ps.,u.
STEAMER PILOT BOY LEAVES 9TH sT. WHARF
Oon Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, ct a IN
for Potomac uyer landings Tar as Mattox Creek
Grinders wharf, Sundays down and weinesdays up
Hrents and CHAPEL Point, Thursdays down and Mon
JOIN x,o,TEEi Ft,S sssoSS Agent eth $. wharf.
TrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFTELD~
Leaves mth St wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS,
ma sa an ksturnine TUESDAYS
iIgs as far as Nomini Greek, Currioman, Va and st
Clements Bay, Md. Councils with B. and o. r. r. At
Shepherds. SEE schedule. JOHN B. PADGETT Az
C. w. RIDLEY. Manager. a25
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Transfer Of Real Essase.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: b.
Downing 70 r. QUAD lots 341 TO 343, ADacostia:
$500 C. A. Shields to Phebe T. Loucks sub 81
~ TO; =. L p. Cross 10 Cora B. Taylor sub 81.
80 80; 1900. &C. J. L Mason TO W. OBrien SUB
Ia %. SIS; e. 400 Catherine r Mccullough 10 ELL
zabeth C. Bruse lot 5, So IFS; 3i25oo. J. =. Bar
Dour 20 Rees Evans et al, lot 1, So e. 30. 64a sub
lots 70 gto II 10 70 y, pit 3, IA. and Is, do.
$4,000. Sol Lansburgh TO julius Lansouryh sub
Il. 50 ~; -. A A Birney 10 Timothy O'Con-
hell pr 20. So 10I7; sl.2OO. Evan Lyons TO Jas
l. Fitch addition 70 Belsir Heights: $4,000 W.
A. Gray et al, executors, TO Deborah s. Sailer sub
lots 20 and -, So SO; $3.50 Julia Rufi1n 10
Louisa Rurin lot ~, block 2, T. and b. s SUBJ Mt
Pleasant; 800 J. A Briscott &c al, trustees, TO
same, same property; $500. Mollie j. Phillips 10
W. Danennower sub %, So 1853; g. W. Danen-
hover 70 Mollie J. Phillips sub l0i 50. 753; 900
X GOldschmld 70 Eric ". Noble sub lots 81 and s.,
81 500; 5000. = J. Block 70 MAX kaufman lot
= 81, ss.; S,3i52a J. U. c. Wilson 10 Clarence
a. Speer sub lots 81 70 80 So lO43:
gallo II. A. Willard 10 IL K willard
UNDIVIDED half 1. 2, 12 TO 10, 50. 225; g.
W. A Gray exor. snd trustee 70 Lorenz Ktssner.
part S, 81. 5es; ~. 20. w. Il. Howard TO Louisa
jennings sub lot. %. $50; $50. c. b. Church 10
Nancy h. Cartier, parts Is andl4, 50, $40; g.
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IEDICTRD BY THE GRAND JURY-On Saturday
the grand Jurors presented the following indtct-
false pretenses; obtaining money from Dr. Harri-
son Crook. Henry J. Ennis and Walter Z. Shreeve,
making and exhibiting obscene pictures. Albert
Fustef, false pretenses and impersonasing po-
nceman. Robert A. Robinson, forgery; name Of 4
L. Kaiser tor g. James w. WEIGH, cruelty 70 o
child, Ella WEIGH. Rich I'd A. Browner stealing
papers from the Pension once. Allen Rutherford,
having above papers unlawfully In bis possession.
The charge OF forgery agaiasL Dora Strowbridge
was ignored.
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Liquor Licenses.

Liquor Licenses.
APPLICATIONS DISPOSED OF BY THE DISTRICT CON.
MIssloSERs.
The following applications for licenses to sell
liquor have been disposed OF by the District CON-
misslOners:
RETAIL LICENSES APPROVED.
Northwest Section-Annie Hosch 3O2 14th street /:
JOS. 7. Murray, 1915 Pennsylvania avenue; VIM.
Harnedy, 32ss NJ street; Jno. f. Brennan, 1000
25th street; Jno Baum, 40 Sth street; Chas H.
Weser, 7O1 ID street; ID. T. Hoadley Co., 200
Pennsylvania avenue; Jno Schotterbeck, III o
street.
southwest Section-Edward T.. Gibson, 5O4 Sd
street; X. ID. Weber, 1926 9th street.
Northeast Section-Jno. X Ward, 800 I street:
Ed Aoner, AIS East ptol street.
RETAIL LICENSES DIsAPPRovEp.
Northwest Section-Nicholas Lochboeler 100 III
New York avenue; Washington johnson, 2A3l N
street; Jno INLAND, ll43 23d street.
RETAIL LICENSES SUSPENDED.
Edward Murphy, 1101 2lst street.
WHOLESALE LICENSES APPROVED.
Northwest Section.-BenI T. Wheeler 1855 K
street; Thos Keliher, 800 Grant avenue; Timothy
J. Sullivan, 36l7 o street; n. A. Poole, 944 Lou.
isiana avenue; Miller & Jones, 1857 street; Chaa
G. Bryan, 14l3 New York avenue; Jno. ii. Bose
FOOT 14th street; ChaS B. Van Syckel, 625 18th
street; Harry Stamford, $50 9th street; Matthew
Goddard, 1901 II street.
Northeast Section--Harry Otto, 707 9Th street:
VIM O'Meara, III II street.
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Government TELEGRAPH.

THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR TO PUSH THE MOVEMENT.
Within the coming week petitions favoring the
establishment OF a Government telegraph 81 stem
Will be sent out from the headquarters OF the
knights OF Labor, In Philadelphia to the local as
semblies, and the membership OF the knights Or
ganlzation will be urged to sign them. When the
petitions have been filled UP with signatures they
VIII De presented to Congress at the coming ses-
sion. Ralph Beaumont, chairman OF the knights
legislative committee, will have charge OF the
petitions This movement is in accord with the
measures passed at the recent session of the gem
erai assembly at Minneapolis. 1t Is said that the
and leave no stone unturned that may aid in
accomplishing their design. General Master
workman powderly has made an announcement
10 the order urging the necessity OF the new
move. He says:
while our general assembly was In session at
struck her flag and surrendered to the ANACONDA
OF Gouldism. Now We ind that one man has the
power 10 take so far as trickery and chicanery are
pleases to take. This should not be- SOmething
must De done. Some people say that Jay Gould
VIII no. steal 40 not charge MIN with stealing,
OF OLD shoes In front OF his house. But would not
put athree-millon-dOllar bond on his doorstep and
LAZY 9neA n upon h we may cry against the
Our labor papers speak against the 'capitalistic
press, and in the next column to the one In which
they rail against 1t will be found news that came
over the same wires that furnished the capital
lstlc press with their news and Will be equally
as unjust TO the cause OF labor as anything
shat Is found In the 'capitalstic press Wemust
DO our utmost to establish O system OF tele-
graph In such way as will take that powerful
command from the head Of our people and from
tne press, and then each editor, each paper and
each citizen OF the republic can think and saw lust
what he pieases on the wire that rests In the
hands OF the United States Government
we Will not ask that the Government shall pur-
chase the wires OF any corporation, for we believe
ia giving every man chance but we would ask
dnaI the Government shall put up its own tee-
hcrl md
operate IT., and we shall then see which is the
bigger man-Jay or Uncle SAM,
MI. Powderly went to New York few DAYS ago
ana ousled himself in examining documents and
papers relating TO the manner In W hich the Eng
ilSn government obtained possession OF private
telegraph systems in Great Britain
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MEMORIAL sERvIcEs-Memoral services In honor
Good Templars throughout the world, were held
~ the Mount Vernon Place church yesterday.
CoL Wm ". switzier, chief OF the Bureau Of
Mouiton, MA La Fetra, j. r. Mahoney and G. ~
BITTEN poem BY Mr. Patterson, chief templar
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Il HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WASHINGTON, 723 14TH ST. n w.
Boston, 154 fremont ST.: Brooklyn, 40 Court St.;
New York, 23 W. 23d ST.; Phila.. 1928 Chestnut st.
Thorough training in French, German, Spanish, &c.
Conversational knowledge in ONE or TWO TERMS.
$40 in small classes; also private lessons.
Highest references Terms begin now. SIG
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w Qratory. 904 M st n; W. Mrs. N STEVENS
Oratory. Elective English aud College Preparatory
CTAMMERING CURED TO RESI-.
- dents of Washington and others who have been per
mapently cured Scientific methods. Mrs. NJ. STE
VEINS HART, Principal Washington School OF Elocu-
ton. o4-3ns
nRAWING AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY COM
~ petcnt teachers. Terms S3 per month, three les
sons week Special classes for children on Saturday
st 81. so per month. Studio S21 18th st. NV o-:}ms
Il MADAME A. PELE drom Paris) will give lessons
at her residence and ct pupils homes. Excellent pro-
nunciation and thorough instruction $40 18th stn
Ol4-3m-
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MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
WI HOO. l1O4, l11G II st. and 113O 18th st
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies aud Little Girla
Academic intermediate and Primary Departments
Commodious new school building. cont tanning CHAPEL.
SESSION ROOMS CLASS-ROOMS. and OFFICE,
with steam heating and best modern tlnproVements
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year begins OCTOBER G.
For circulars apply 70 Principal
s3-4m MRS T. SONE6S
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Az ALi-hAn FRRI6Hf Inns BEfwHRN north AND
soSTn.-A dispatch from Richmond, Va, says:
the an all-rail freight rate between New York ana
9ener Eastern cities and ali points south over the
Iennsytvanla Railroad and Richmond, Fredericks-
lug an0 fotomac Railroad, In connection with
tns Atlanuc Coast Line south OF Richmond. The
nsM nns VIII oe known as the Atlantic Coast Line
DssSessn, ana special schedules have been fixed TO
take eject al once. This line viii undoubtedly
n n large percentage q ths grange crop q
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(0OILIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOB BOYS
~ under IA years Of aye.
few pupils taken in the family
LUCIEN E c. COLLIERE, AM,
Warrington c., 1888 St w., near Arlington Hotel
Opens October 3: closes June /. s6-3m
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPH
w 63l + st. n. ". rooms7. 3. and0. ocl8-2ms
INSTRUCTION ON THE VIOLIN!
i Mr. H. DONCH will resume giving lessona
SEPTEMBER ID
Residence. sos st NV. s1o-3mo
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
"A Washington. desires pupils singiy or in s,nnlj
classes. Inquire Of MR. JARVIS BUTLER S34 st
n. ". sl5-:}m
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FIreinaan,s Ra11.. ?

= u
By reference to our advertising col
umns it viii be noticed that Grand
Thanksgiving, Ball. under, the auspices
Of the Exc Fire Department., will be
given at the Depot Hotel on the even
ing of5the Gath instant. The Dining
room of the Depot Hotel, when cleared
Of furpituees il admirably adapted to
the purposes Of e ball room, the popu!
Iarity of the Gem in serving attractive
and bountifuI ball Shippers insures am.
pile accommodations for all guests,
while the we'll known reputation Of tile
iuanagementsis suaicisnt evidence that
everything will be done to make this
OCCASION. Que Of the most enjoyable en-
tsrtsip ri n ~ the season. ana al who
delight in Terpsichoreap amusements
'hoqld make preparations to attend the
firethah'S Ball on the evening Of
Thanksgiving Day.
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COMMISSIONERS,
INGS.
PROCEED.

The Board of County Commissioners
met Monday, Nov. 7th, and after dis
posing Of the claims presented publish
ed yesterday transacted the following
business. Present Messrs, Honeyman,
Bradley and Bird. 7ri>aza @aaos 80, I
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved. +
Ordered transferred from Cash Con
tingent to General Fund the sam of
$1,000, ,..''s ''',.'''@-
Ordered transferred from INDECENT
Fund t. Salary Fund the sum Of SO,
600. e.
The two petitions from the citizens OF
Star Valley were laid over until Deem
Der meeting. rs57f a.aof. se,,..c i5.s-s
The cash in the County Treasury was
counted and found to correspond with
the Auditors books. /
Upon complaint Of Mrs. H. s.. futile.
it appearing thTt by al error she was
not allowed II reduction of 81 900, Wild
ows Dowery, from her assessment which
she was entitled to. Therefore the
Board ordered that the same be allowed
and that The Clerk notify the Auditor
and Treasurer to that effect. i,
Report of AIG. Dawley, Road Re-
viewer. approved.
Upon motion il was ordered that is.
III. Hepley be, and he IL hereby author-
lied to furnish Mrs. Banks, an indi-
gent person, with provisions to the
amount Of 800, and, present his bill to
the county for the same.
No further business appearing. the
Board adjourned to Mondavl December
s, 1887. 7 ~ 40 s.:, s;1s.
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DAILY 1NpEPENpENT.
R vi i ssDAA .NoyEMBER .. 1887.
aALmAeuNDI.

Large. dne White Blankets, only 50
. pair, at Remnant A l#
-, j.. !. buildins ! new resi-
arnoe on tksiite5of his old one. a
Trus.lin God and mind your own
business especially the latter.
The only news we have from the cleo
tions yesterday ia that New York went
Democratic and Ohio Republican.
Ex-Assemblyman w. ]. Hanks ar
rived last evening from Virginia City
and stopped over in town ,intervie wing
his numerous friends to day.
John l.. Sullivan arrived in London
Mondsyse A crowd of $500 betting
men, pugiIists and roughs assembled at
the railway station TO welcome him.
VIM, Mitchell shipped 1000 head Of
fat sheep this afternoon, sold to L..
Godchaux for the San Francisco market.
This, we believe, is the largest shipment
of mutton sheep ever made from this
point,
Mr.. s. s. Sears has sold his residence
to Mrs. Lowe for $1,000. The negoti-
ATOMS, which have been in progress for
some time, were completed last even
ing, aud We congratulate Mrs. Lowe on
having secured fine property
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09

The ladies Of EIko have perfected al:
nDgements for giving q Grand New
England Dinner at Fresman Hall on
next Monday afternoon, the 14th instant.
The tables will be loaded with all the
'ubstantials AMI delicaciss incident TO a
dinner5of our fofefSthers: and attentive
walters will attend to the wants of the.
guests. 1he)obiset aoiths dinner isto
provide means for furnishing the study
Of the minister. Rev. Porter, and a. the
cost Of partaking OF this bountiful re-
past is plaeed at the low price of 90
Cents, it is hoped that. there will be a.
multitude Of hungry guests. "A cordial
invitation is extended 10 all. Come and
be flied. psasY,f ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-09

A Springfield, ILL.,, dispatch OF the
9TH instant seys:aA representative of
the Assoc ated Press called yesterday on
Governor l0slssby.s, fsisnds in or.
der to learn II possible their views as
I" bis probable action 10 the. Anarhistb'
case. Judge Matheny, Of the Sangamdu
county Court. said have knows Got.
'rnor oeiesby Tor forty years and what
ever he decides 10 do in the casa be
will do regardless Of threats Of yiolsnoe
" other efiorts g fEs e
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BaTgalns.

Reinhart has Just received a large
stock of clothing which wifi We sold at
prices that viii aatonish you. There Is
no need Of anyone going tllinly clad
when you cangssa goodovercoat at any
price atdn ~ mp. Tate.a Jdok ~ The
immense stock and you will be sure 70
find something that Will suit you both in
quality and pfISS. lo.s'lv
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numbo,d, asu.e..

Having resumed the management Of
this popular Hotel, I desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good ACCOMMODATIONS at rea-
sonable prices will be maintained.
W. THE BAR ,e.r-r.,..I. ~.
Will be stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gullon. Give the Hum
boldt . call. e& -. \
912 Jo.LANa.
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DESCRIPTION.

=" About ala feet in height. Weight l75
or $50 pounds; age about SIS years
black hair; very heavy Black moustschs;
dark compiexion; very light blue eyes
wears No .,6' or 81 4 boot; has aihgbit Of
keeping hts hands in bis pockets. When
last ssen had on d light slit Of clothes
and broad brim white hat. 70 i's{1st
? Y '''". q" p W. T. O'NEIL.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIGA.
TON OF TIME AP-.
POINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL, ETC.
In tho Matter OF the Estate 81
Matte ~. KAOEIc, Deceased,

4 StBBUANT TO Law. NOTICE rs HERE.
i Ivy given, that Mondaa, o 14ih day w
vcm Der. A. ID. 1857. at 9o'clocR a. N. Of said
day. and the Court Room Of sAiu Court. at che
Court House in the said county of Blko hsvs
been appointed IS this time aud place for prov,
ing the wiz OF sid Matte n. Li,glei dsrsAs!
cd, and for hearing the application Of Matte 4.
Merritt. Robert lHuObs aud o. L. G. FairchiId
for Tho issuance TO them Of Letters Testsrabn.
tsfy, when anu whore any person int, rested
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